CodeIgniter from Scratch: File Operations

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thanks

Thanks for continuing the series.

The video stops around the 23min mark, just as things start to get interesting.

Will try again later.

CI rocks!
Thanks for the series but where to download this part??

Nice job Burak! I really like your tutorials you explain things very well. What font is it you are using in aptana?

Great,
still learning CI.
Thanks for this

Hey,
this podcast isnt available on itunes yet! Can somebody take care of that?

Also I would like to see the CodeIgniter From Scratch Day 5 CRUD episode on itunes Podcasts! It still isnt there : (. Dont know if that’s possible, but I do hope so.

Love what’s been done with the site!!!

Nice work Burak on this screencast!

Nice Post. Thanks…Codeigniter is The Best Framework. Yeah..

btw, where net.tutplus.com mobile version..???

Out of curiosity, why didn’t you use APPATH for the path to the file location? Is there some reason for files that that constant might not be useful?

Great information.

the things becomes intersting now,
please burak go ahead..

I am having a problem with the javascript. I use an external file and when I type in the

var files = ;

I get an error

Line: 36
Character: 17
Code: 0
Error Message: Syntax error
URL: http://localhost/nettuts.com/js/scripts.js

Can someone tell me why it works in the actual file but not in an external js file?

Here is the actual code

// Directory Map

var files = ;
var file_tree = build_file_tree(files);
file_tree.appendTo(‘#files’);

function build_file_tree(files) {

var tree = $(”);

for (x in files) {

if (typeof files[x] == “object”) {
var span = $(”).html(x).appendTo(
$(”).appendTo(tree).addClass(‘folder’)
);
var subtree = build_file_tree(files[x]).hide();
span.after(subtree);
span.click(function() {
$(this).parent().find(‘ul:first’).toggle();
});

} else {
$(”).html(files[x]).appendTo(tree).addClass(‘file’);
}

}

return tree;

}

After playing around for a while I still can’t find a way to get the file URLs into my page to create download links like Burak suggested.

I tried the function get_dir_file_info(BASEPATH) and successfully got the raw output of that into my HTML, but there is a major problem with that function: because it uses the filenames as array indexes, data is overwritten when you have duplicate filenames in the tree (e.g. index.html in many directories).

Does anybody know what other function or method I should be using in CodeIgniter to get the paths for all my files into an array I can use to build my hrefs? Or do I have to do all the recursion and array-building manually (thus negating the need for CI)?

Why are you putting all the javascript in the body. Surely it should go in the head.

How can we use the php function if the javascript and css are on an external file ?

Hello Burak,

I have thoroughly enjoyed your CI lessons. I’ve learned and continue learning so much.

Could you please tell me how you get html:5 to write the html stuff for you?

I have the newest version of Aptana and I’m a new Aptana user.

Hi all! for some reason, the icons burak include in the images folder are not appearing when I call the ‘ display ‘ function, the other functions work perfectly. Image with output of ‘ display ‘ function http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/163/screenshotur.png/

Also, I am using ubuntu, but I don’t think the problem is security related, because I can edit the hello.txt file(I set the permissions to read/write).

P.S. : Well structured lesson, Burak. Keep up the good work!

The solution for view the route is in the jquery sentences, for example, if you click in the file, you can see the route in alert dialog.

$(document).ready(function() {
var files = ;
var file_tree = build_file_tree(files);
file_tree.appendTo(‘#files’);

function build_file_tree(files) {
var tree = $(”);
for (x in files) {
if (typeof files[x] == “object”) {
var span = $(”).html(x).appendTo(
$(”).appendTo(tree).addClass(‘folder’)
);
var subtree = build_file_tree(files[x]).hide();
span.after(subtree);
span.click(function() {
$(this).parent().find(‘ul:first’).toggle();
});
}else{
var li = $(”).html(files[x]).appendTo(tree).addClass(‘file’);
li.click(
function() {
var route = $(this).parents(“.folder”).map(
function(val,i) {
return $(i).find(‘span’).html();
}).get().reverse().join(“/”);
route=route + “/” + $(this).html();
if (route.substr(0,1)==”/”) route=$.trim(route).substr(1,route.length);
alert(route);
});
}
}
return tree;
}
});

Thaks Burak!

You just made my day !!!! Thanks a lot for these tips :)